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For May the 4th, Disney released TC-14, a tremendous update to the 2000 Episode I figure. It also celebrated the 25th Anniversary of The Phantom Menace. Check it out in our Research Droids Reviews today. (more….)

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The latest The Black Series announcement features another return to The Phantom Menace. Head to laugingplace.com for more images and info for Darth Maul (TPM05). Pre-orders start tomorrow at 1 PM Eastern. 

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Pre-orders are now open for the limited edition Hot Toys exclusive The Phantom Menace Darth Maul Hologram (ACS015) 1/6 Scale Accessory. Click here for the pre-order page.

IGN has exclusively revealed the next Hasbro Pulse Con exclusive featuring the STAP & Battle Droid in Episode I packaging, retailing for $49.99. Get more images and details after the jump.

Hot Toys has also started a new collection called the Accessory Collection Series. This series’s first Star Wars release features Darth Maul Hologram (ACS015) and is limited to just 1500 units in select markets. Details and gallery images after the jump!

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Hot Toys just revealed their latest sixth scale figure from The Phantom Menace! Click through to check out the Droideka (MMS755) sixth scale figure!

This is also up for pre-order right now.

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The Limited Edition The Phantom Menace 25th-anniversary screen prints by Matt Ferguson are on sale for a few more hours at Bottleneck Gallery. These are hand-numbered timed edition prints, with each Edition size determined by the number of prints sold through Sunday, May 5th @ 11:59 PM ET. 

Each poster is 24×36

• Regular  Version – Timed Release @ $65
• Japanese Version  – Timed Release @ $65
  (You can purchase a matching numbered set for $125)

The official site dropped some Star Wars Merchandise reveals today, including The Black Series The Phantom Menace 3-pack which includes Qui-Gon Jinn, Darth Maul, and Obi-Wan Kenobi. Full details will likely be shared during the live stream. Look for this to go up for pre-order tomorrow. 

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Sideshow Collectibles has opened pre-orders for several of yesterday’s Hot Toys Sixth Scale announcements. Click below for product pages:

• Darth Maul (MMS748)
• Darth Maul (with Sith Speeder) (MMS749)
• Shadow Trooper (with Death Star Environment) (MMS737)

Hot Toys also gives collectors another chance at the previously released Darth Maul with Sith Speeder (DX17). Click through to check out Darth Maul (with Sith Speeder) (MMS749), complete with two updated head sculpts. 

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It looks like the Hot Toys The Phantom Menace Darth Maul is getting a slight reissue. Check out Darth Maul (MMS748), with two updated head sculpts. Click through for details and gallery images.

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Limited Edition The Phantom Menace 25th-anniversary screen prints by Matt Ferguson are now on sale at Bottleneck Gallery. These are hand-numbered timed edition prints, with each Edition size determined by the number of prints sold through Sunday, May 5th @ 11:59 PM ET. 

Each poster is 24×36

• Regular  Version – Timed Release @ $65
• Japanese Version  – Timed Release @ $65
  (You can purchase a matching numbered set for $125)

Note: There are also two variant versions limited to just 425 prints, but they both sold out immediately. 

The Black Series [Phase IV] Anakin Skywalker figure based on The Phantom Menace looks excellent, but does it have enough things? (more….)

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The Black Series [Phase IV] Padmé Amidala figure is another perfect release. Will this open the floodgates for other much-needed Prequel Trilogy characters? (more….)

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Iron Studios’ latest release features a diorama showcasing Anakin Skywalker’s Statue. Click through to check out the full details and gallery images.

This is now available to pre-order at Sideshow Collectibles.

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The Phantom Menace is hitting theaters once again on May 3rd, 2024 to celebrate its 25th anniversary. Also revealed is a beautiful 25th anniversary poster by Matt Ferguson. More details over at Empire Magazine.

Hasbro revealed even more new toys today, this time they used io9 / Gizmodo as their outlet to announce an all new The Phantom Menace Retro Collection 6-pack to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the movie next year.

The Target exclusive set will be released in spring 2024 and will cost only $60. You will get Obi-Wan Kenobi, Qui-Gon Jinn, Queen Amidala (really now, Retro gets a Queen Amidala and NOT any of the other lines????), Darth Maul, Jar Jar Binks and Battle Droid. Gizmodo had no info on any pre-order dates.

Source: io9 / Gizmodo

We continue to work through our 100 Days of Visual Guides run of updates with entry #86, another The Black Series [Phase IV] addition. Click below to check out Aurra Sing (TCW08). We also have a full review of this figure to check out right here.

Iron Studios has also released information about their upcoming 1/10th scale Darth Maul (The Phantom Menace) Statue. Click through for details and gallery images.

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The Star Wars “Saga” line is officially two decades old. We’re revisiting all of the figures that made up this unprecedented lineup. Today, we continue with 2002’s Star Wars “Saga” [Phase I] Eeth Koth (Jedi Master) (’02 #56) figure. Check out the new review template, the all-new Photo Gallery, the rewritten review, and the other content we updated as we celebrate the 20th Anniversary of the line that supported Star Wars Episode II: Attack Of The Clones.

The Star Wars “Saga” line is officially two decades old. We’re revisiting all of the figures that made up this unprecedented lineup. Today, we continue with 2002’s Star Wars “Saga” [Phase I] Battle Droid (Arena Battle) [TPM] (’02 #11) figure. Check out the new review template, the all-new Photo Gallery, the rewritten review, and the other content we updated as we celebrate the 20th Anniversary of the line that supported Star Wars Episode II: Attack Of The Clones.

The Star Wars “Saga” line is officially two decades old. We’re revisiting all of the figures that made up this unprecedented lineup. Today, we continue with 2002’s Star Wars “Saga” [Phase I] Qui-Gon Jinn (Jedi Master) (’02 #32) figure. Check out the new review template, the all-new Photo Gallery, the rewritten review, and the other content we updated as we celebrate the 20th Anniversary of the line that supported Star Wars Episode II: Attack Of The Clones.

The Star Wars “Saga” line is officially two decades old. We’re revisiting all of the figures that made up this unprecedented lineup. Today, we continue with 2002’s Star Wars “Saga” [Phase I] Lott Dod (Neimoidian Senator) (’02 #51) figure. Check out the new review template, the all-new Photo Gallery, the rewritten review, and the other content we updated as we celebrate the 20th Anniversary of the line that supported Star Wars Episode II: Attack Of The Clones.

The Star Wars “Saga” line is officially two decades old. We’re revisiting all of the figures that made up this unprecedented lineup. Today, we continue with 2002’s Star Wars “Saga” [Phase I] Teemto Pagalies (Pod Racer) (’02 #46) figure. Check out the new review template, the all-new Photo Gallery, the rewritten review, and the other content we updated as we celebrate the 20th Anniversary of the line that supported Star Wars Episode II: Attack Of The Clones.

The Star Wars “Saga” line is officially two decades old. We’re revisiting all of the figures that made up this unprecedented lineup. Today, we continue with 2002’s Star Wars “Saga” [Phase I] C-3PO (Protocol Droid) (’02 #04) figure. Check out the new review template, the all-new Photo Gallery, the rewritten review, and the other content we updated as we celebrate the 20th Anniversary of the line that supported Star Wars Episode II: Attack Of The Clones.